I've lived almost my entire life in small towns like Strathmore. I was born in Fort McMurray during the "boom times" in the 80's, moving south to Sherwood Park when Fort Mac started getting too big. When boom times found us once again, my family again moved south, this time landing in Sylvan Lake. In post-secondary I studied land reclamation and remediation at Olds College, and was proud to be named the 2012 class valedictorian in my graduating year. Following the conclusion of my studies, I moved to the big city and started working as an environmental advisor for the next ten years - first at a consulting firm, then for a power transmission utility. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, I decided to pivot my career and focus on what was important to me - serving my community. Since being elected in 2021, serving the people of Strathmore has been my main focus of employment. 

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It has been a privilege to spend the past four years serving the residents of my community, and I hope to have the opportunity to continue to serve the people of Strathmore until 2029 and beyond.